Suffering Is Not Subjective

Veganism is not subjective. It is not one persons oppinion being forced on another nor is it a thought shared by many with an agenda to covert others to a particular view. Here is a fact -



This is where your meat comes from. Eggs and dairy are no excpetion and I will spear you the video - please look it up if there is any doubt. The torture of animals is not subjective. There is no oppinion on this matter there is only suffering and the desire to end it. Now which camp do you fall into? Armed with even a little bit of information do you really wish to be a participant in this cycle of cruelty? Because make no mistake if you eat meat, dairy or eggs you are an ACTIVE participant. Yet no one wants to hear that and no one wants to see where their food comes from and no one wantys to change - and then they say it's just my oppinion that my diet is superior. Today I was called an elitist by a good friend because of my attempt to state these facts. I don't take these comments personally. I'll keep speaking out and writting post such as this one. Watch the video again (if you can or if you even dared to view it once - most will skip it as it will spoil their appitite and they'll have to "forget" what they saw before they eat dinner tonight) Yes, watch the video and you tell me - is it only my oppinion that there is real suffering involved? And tell me if I should keep my mouth shut to make others comfortable? They don't want to hear me anyway so why bother? The answer is in the video above. The answer is in my heart. The answer is in your heart.

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Disclaimer:
If you hunt, if you buy from local cruelty free sources or raise livestock yourself in the tradition of animal husbandry I BELIEVE there is a better way and I THINK a vegan ot vegetarian diet is a better choice. But that's for you to decide. That's subjective. I applaude you for your effort, your thoughtfulness and wish you health, peace and longevity (as I do for all)

Eric